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  • Facebook users targeted in massive spam run 19 March, 2010 06:50

    The messages try to get users to dowload a malicious attachment
    Facebook's 400 million users have been targeted by a spam run that could infect their computers with malicious software designed to steals passwords and other data, according to security researchers at McAfee.
  • Facebook intros on-the-fly search result suggestions 18 March, 2010 06:56

    People will see a drop-down list of suggested results as they type in queries in the search box
    Facebook has revamped its search engine so that suggested results drop down from the search box as people type in their queries.
  • Zombie outbreak hits sydney, bites classification laws 12 March, 2010 10:30

    Undead scrub-up for photoshoot
    A group dressing as zombies to protest the lack of an R18+ video game classification in Australia will return to Sydney later this month.
  • Online industry unites against Digital Economy Bill 11 March, 2010 03:01

    Google, Yahoo, eBay, Facebook, Orange, Talk Talk and BT speak out
    Google, Yahoo, eBay, Facebook, Orange, Talk Talk and BT have singed an open letter to the Financial Times condemning a bill in parliament that they say "threatens freedom of speech and the open internet".
  • Anti-filter flash mob planned to raise Internet filter concerns 09 March, 2010 13:09

    Critics blame Facebook, Twitter for protest no-shows
    An online activist group will use a flash mob on April Fools Day to raise its concerns about the Internet content filter to the general public.
  • Oscars fans empowered by social networks 08 March, 2010 12:13

    Academy and ABC network implements Facebook and Twitter features, bridging gap between fans and stars
    Fans and media alike have flocked to social networking sites Facebook and Twitter as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences holds its 82nd annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles.
  • The world flocks to the Web after Chile earthquake 28 February, 2010 12:05

    Google, Twitter, Facebook and others are being used to offer and seek help and information
    After Chile's massive earthquake and potential Pacific Rim tsunami damage, relief organizations, government agencies, corporations and throngs of people are on Google, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other services to seek and provide information and help.
  • Does Facebook's newsfeed patent threaten social media? 27 February, 2010 05:29

    Once again, a tech company has obtained a patent for a technique in common use.
    Facebook has been awarded a patent for "dynamically providing a news feed about a user of a social network."
  • Web app developers showered with advice 25 February, 2010 08:02

    Successful Web application developers suggest using enthusiastic users, not the standard influencers, to market products
    Hopeful entrepreneurs and developers attending the Future of Web Apps conference in Miami Beach received a heavy dose of real-world advice from successful peers, including some tips that at first pass seem counterintuitive.
  • Dear Facebook, act like a grown-up about security 24 February, 2010 05:51

    You might be interested to know that I have grown to doubt that Facebook can be trusted as a place to conduct business
    Dear Facebook, I appreciate your service. I really do.
  • How Buzz, Facebook, Twitter create 'social insecurity' 23 February, 2010 06:44

    Will using Buzz raise your premiums? Welcome to the weird new world of zero privacy
    An insurance expert told the Britain's Telegraph newspaper that using location-centric mobile social services like Google Buzz, Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare could raise your home insurance premiums, or even result in the denial of insurance claims.
  • Mobile Facebook updates lead to Haiti rescues 23 February, 2010 06:05

    A chain of status updates, SMS messages and e-mails ended up saving lives after the earthquake
    It was the day after the earthquake in Haiti and Stéphane Bruno, a Haitian IT consultant, by chance noticed an SOS message appear on the Facebook widget on his Android phone.
  • A quarter of web users regularly play games on Facebook 20 February, 2010 02:06

    Majority of social gamers are women
    A quarter of web users play games on social networks, such as Facebook, on a regular basis, says PopCap.
  • Facebook now second most popular site on Web, beating out Yahoo 19 February, 2010 07:41

    Web analytics research puts Google in first place, while Yahoo slips to third
    Facebook is now the second most popular Web site in the United States, passing Yahoo with 133 million unique visitors in January, according to new research.
  • Outlook harnesses social networking 19 February, 2010 06:14

    Microsoft is helping busy business professionals stay in touch and manage social networks through Outlook social connectors.
    Microsoft is transforming Outlook from an e-mail client, or messaging platform, to a social networking hub with the addition of social connectors. The integration of social networking is a huge benefit for Outlook users, and may even help drive adoption of Outlook as others look for a tool to help sift through the social network noise.
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